Sentence examples for awful confusing from inspiring English sources

Louise Erdrich's shorty story "Fleur" was sensual, awful, confusing perfection.

Yet Django (the 'd' is silent) is also probably the most interesting, controversial film to play at the Academy all year... and I am not forgetting The Master and the awful, confusing Cloud Atlas.

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Look at Me was about a young girl with aspirations to be an opera singer, and the awful, confused adults around her.

It was awful, and really confusing as a child to live through that, but it toughened me up.

I don't care how well adjusted your kid might be — choosing to kill yourself, rather than to be there for that child, is every shade of awful, traumatic and confusing.

Patients complained that the new pills tasted awful and were confused about whether they could just be swallowed.

It's not that they're awful, they're just... Confusing.

Bizet's other mature orchestral work, the overture Patrie, is similarly dismissed: "an awful warning of the danger of confusing art with patriotism".

Construction is shoddy, navigation confusing, the interior claustrophobic; acoustics are awful, windows scarce.

With a whopping 19 nominations the show barely deserves any of them because it was a confused, jumbled, awful mess of a season that wasn't even that scary.